Toyota Motor Corporation, or simply Toyota, is based in Japan and is a part of Toyota Group - the world's fifth largest conglomerate. Prior to its establishment it was a division of Toyoda Automatic Loom Works. It has already produced its first engine in 1934 and its first car in 1936 sold under the name Toyoda. In 1937 Kiichiro Toyoda separated the division as a company called Toyota Motor Company. The name was changed to Toyota because it sounded better. Furthermore, in Japanese Toyota is written with eight brush strokes, which is a sign of wealth and fortune. Also, Toyoda means "fertile rice paddies" and the name distinguished the company from associations with farming. It was not until 1990 that it introduced its world-wide logo, which includes two ellipses forming the letter T for Toyota and a third ellipse, which encircles the first two. During WWII Toyota produced mainly trucks and after the war it was on the verge of bankruptcy. With change in management and huge orders from the US military during the Korean Was the company managed to merge out of the crises and started focusing on investing in equipment. In 1957 it exported its first car to the USA - the Crown. The 1960s were times of expansion, research and development and by the end of the decade, Toyota exported its one-millionth unit and has become a worldwide car manufacturer. The 1970s and the oil crises further boosted up Toyota's sales, especially on the US market, where a huge demand of small cars opened up. During the 1980s Toyota began introducing new brands including its luxury division Lexus in 1989. This trend was preserved in the 1990s as the company aimed to enter different markets including the full-sized pick-ups and hybrid cars. It turned out that Prius is the world's best-selling hybrid car. At present Toyota is the largest automobile manufacturer in the world in terms of sales and production (OICA, 2009). The company has always focused on providing positive experiences from owning a Toyota, manufacturing quality vehicles, proving environmental and social responsibility. The present portfolio of Toyota vehicles includes hatchbacks (iQ, Aygo, Yaris, Matrix, Auris, Prius), sedans (Camry, Corolla, Avensis, Yaris, Prius); station wagons and estates (Venza, Corolla, Avensis), liftbacks (Avensis, Prius), coupes (Yaris), MPVs (Verso, Urban Cruiser), minivans (Sienna), SUVs (Highlander, 4Runner, Sequoia, RAV4, Land Cruiser), trucks (Hilux, Tundra, Tacoma). Specific technical information for a number of Toyota car models may be seen after clicking on the car model names from the list provided below.
Toyota MR2
model | year | engine | power | torque | speed | length | width | height |
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MR2 AW11 | 1984 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 91 kW (124 ps) | 142 Nm (104 ft-lb) | 198 km/h | 3925.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1500S AW11 | 1984 | ~ 1.5 l (1453 cc) | 61 kW (83 ps) | 118 Nm (87 ft-lb) | 170 km/h | 3925.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1600G Limited Automatic AW11 | 1984 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 95 kW (130 ps) | 150 Nm (110 ft-lb) | - | 3925.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1600G Limited AW11 | 1984 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 95 kW (130 ps) | 150 Nm (110 ft-lb) | - | 3925.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1500S Automatic AW11 | 1984 | ~ 1.5 l (1453 cc) | 61 kW (83 ps) | 118 Nm (87 ft-lb) | - | 3925.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1500S Automatic AW11 | 1985 | ~ 1.5 l (1453 cc) | 61 kW (83 ps) | 118 Nm (87 ft-lb) | - | 3951.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1500S AW11 | 1985 | ~ 1.5 l (1453 cc) | 61 kW (83 ps) | 118 Nm (87 ft-lb) | - | 3951.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 Supercharged 1600G Limited Automatic AW11 | 1986 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 107 kW (146 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | - | 3951.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 Supercharged 1600G Limited AW11 | 1986 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 107 kW (146 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | - | 3951.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1600G Limited AW11 | 1987 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 88 kW (120 ps) | 142 Nm (104 ft-lb) | - | 3951.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 1600G Limited Automatic AW11 | 1987 | ~ 1.6 l (1587 cc) | 88 kW (120 ps) | 142 Nm (104 ft-lb) | - | 3951.00 mm | 1664.00 mm | 1251.00 mm |
MR2 Turbo SW20 | 1989 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 165 kW (225 ps) | 304 Nm (224 ft-lb) | 239 km/h | 4139.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
MR2 Turbo SW20 | 1990 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 150 kW (204 ps) | 276 Nm (203 ft-lb) | - | 4182.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
MR2 SW20 | 1990 | ~ 2.2 l (2164 cc) | 101 kW (138 ps) | 196 Nm (144 ft-lb) | - | 4182.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
MR2 SW20 | 1990 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 89 kW (121 ps) | 177 Nm (130 ft-lb) | 201 km/h | 4182.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
MR2 GT SW20 | 1990 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 115 kW (157 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 220 km/h | 4180.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
MR2 Turbo SW20 | 1993 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 180 kW (245 ps) | 304 Nm (224 ft-lb) | - | 4139.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
MR2 SW20 | 1996 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 125 kW (170 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 224 km/h | 4180.00 mm | 1701.00 mm | 1236.00 mm |
MR2 G SW20 | 1997 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 147 kW (200 ps) | 207 Nm (152 ft-lb) | - | 4169.00 mm | 1694.00 mm | 1236.00 mm |
MR2 Turbo SW20 | 1997 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 180 kW (245 ps) | 304 Nm (224 ft-lb) | - | 4169.00 mm | 1694.00 mm | 1236.00 mm |
MR2 G Automatic SW20 | 1997 | ~ 2.0 l (1998 cc) | 147 kW (200 ps) | 207 Nm (152 ft-lb) | - | 4169.00 mm | 1694.00 mm | 1236.00 mm |
MR2 ZZW30 | 2002 | ~ 1.8 l (1794 cc) | 103 kW (141 ps) | 171 Nm (126 ft-lb) | 211 km/h | 3895.00 mm | 1694.00 mm | 1240.00 mm |
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